Looking for things to do in Singapore this April? Read on for the most exciting events, pop-ups and more!
Keep up to date with all the best things to do in Singapore this April. We’ve got a line-up of fun and exciting activities in the city, from concerts and Easter brunches in Singapore to our very own Girls’ Night Out at The Champagnery! Looking for more? Check out our weekend guide, updated weekly.
Best things to do in Singapore: April 2026
1. What’s on: The Champagnery x Honeycombers Girls’ Night Out
Girlies, it’s time for another round of our Girls’ Night Out series! Save the date for 16 April as we take over The Champagnery for a fizz-fuelled evening. Expect two hours of free-flow bubbles, bites from Mamma Focaccia, and a live DJ spinning hip hop, pop, and R&B all night. This edition comes with a horoscope twist, so dress as your star sign and show up in full main-character mode.
Beyond the drinks, the night is stacked: shop handmade accessories from Envet, get playful divination readings by My Grandmama’s Secret, and join games designed to keep the energy going between sips. Every ticket also comes with a curated goody bag filled with beauty minis and shopping vouchers from cult local brands. Plus, there’s a best-dressed prize worth almost $200 for the most celestial look of the night!
When: 16 April 2026, 7.30pm – 9.30pm
How much: $58 (includes free-flow bubbles, hors d’oeuvres sandwiches, goodie bags, tarot readings and more)
Where: Honeycombers Girls’ Night Out, The Champagnery, #01-02, 94 Amoy Street, Singapore 069914
2. Sustainability: Eco Fashion Weekend
The sustainable fashion festival returns this April, bringing together designers, activists, and conscious consumers for three days of ideas, creativity, and community. This year spotlights a strong global mix, including UK sustainable brand Indilisi, with founder Safia Minney showcasing new work, alongside regional labels and eco collectives from Singapore and beyond.
Across the weekend, expect a panel discussion on 24 April, the awards night and fashion showcase on 25 April, and a hands-on workshop on 26 April, all centred on one big idea: fashion that shows up for people and the planet.
When: 24 to 26 April, 2026
How much: From $35
Where: Eco Fashion Weekend, Multiple locations including Cosentino City Singapore and Amara Singapore
3. What’s on: Easter brunches and events
Easter hops into Singapore on 5 April 2026, and we’ve done the delicious legwork for you. From lavish brunch spreads to indulgent buffets and family-friendly activities, this year’s line-up is all about good food and even better excuses to feast. Whether you’re planning a slow, champagne-fuelled brunch or a full-on Easter weekend outing with the little ones, there’s something for every kind of celebration mood.
When: 4 & 5 April 2026
How much: Varies
Where: Easter brunches and events, multiple locations including Vineyard and Baia
4. Concert: Ive World Tour
Main character energy or full-on baddie mode? However you vibe with IVE’s hits, this K-pop powerhouse is bringing that same attitude to the stage on 9 May. Expect high-impact performances, plenty of swagger, and exclusive solo stages from the members.
When: 9 May 2026, 6pm
How much: From $188 (tickets running low)
Where: Ive World Tour, Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
5. What’s on: Tulipmania
Spring has officially sprung at Gardens by the Bay as the popular Tulipmania returns for its 12th edition. This year’s showcase pays tribute to centuries of Dutch artistry, from Rembrandt and Vermeer to Mondrian, reimagined through thousands of vibrant tulips. Expect a dramatic Delftware tulipiere entrance, a Rijksmuseum-inspired floral scene, and even a working windmill tribute in the form of De Kat. Famous works by Van Gogh, including The Starry Night, are also recreated in blooms, so keep a lookout!
When: 24 April to 17 May 2026, 9am – 9pm
How much: From $12 (admission to Flower Dome)
Where: Tulipmania, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
6. Theatre: Les Miserables The Arena Spectacular
Do you hear the people sing? Les Miserables The Arena Spectacular is now in Singapore for its world tour’s final Asian stop. You’ll be wowed by new set and lighting designs that bring the production to life in an electrifying way. Oh, and keep your eyes peeled for incredible performances by Singaporean artist Nathania Ong as Eponine and musical theatre icon Lea Salonga as Madame Thenardier.
We attended the gala premiere and thoroughly enjoyed the dazzling three-hour show, with its immersive backdrop enhancing the stellar vocals. However, don’t expect a full-fledged musical, as this is more of a concert starring the orchestra and huge screens on stage. Stripped of a traditional set, the cast delivers poignant emotion in every melody, from I Dreamed a Dream to One Day More.
While the music takes centre stage, the storytelling slips into the wings, so a quick refresher on Les Miserables won’t hurt. But if you’re here for the score alone, prepare to be swept away as the soundtrack soars to life.
When: Until 10 May 2026
How much: Tickets from $88
Where: Les Miserables The Arena Spectacular, Sands Theatre, B1-69/70, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
7. Things to do: Singapore Yachting Festival 2026
Ahoy, sea mateys! The Singapore Yachting Festival returns for its fourth edition in April with a stunning yacht showcase, supercar displays, wellness sessions, family-friendly activities and more. If you love sailing catamarans, day boats, and superyachts, this is your chance to step on board the region’s latest models. Plus, look forward to daily supercar parades featuring names like Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren.
Besides luxurious boats and cars, the event also features a festival village with multiple dining concepts, a new spotlight zone with wine sessions, whisky masterclasses, and oyster and cheese tastings, and a showcase of the 130-year-old vessel, Vega 1892. Oh, and don’t miss out on the experiential zone, where you can try fishing, paddleboarding, electric foiling, and more!
Ready for a splurge? Get tickets to the Superyacht Wellness Experience, a two-hour journey that lets you explore biohacking techniques and recovery rituals while you glide along the glittering waters.
When: 23 – 26 April 2026; daily 3pm – 9pm, Sunday until 8pm
How much: From $58 for a single-day pass, $118 for a multi-day pass, $250 for a VIP pass
Where: Singapore Yachting Festival 2026, One°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, 11 Cove Drive, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098497
8. Concert: Laufey: A Matter of Time Tour
With Grammy winner Laufey headed to Singapore, it’s time to start budgeting your concerts bucket list. Expect a dreamy set of jazz, classical, and modern pop, delivered in her signature soft, nostalgic style.
When: 19 May 2026, 8pm
How much: From $148 (almost sold out)
Where: Laufey: A Matter of Time Tour in Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
9. Things to do: Lego Shophouse Experience
Lego lovers, ever wondered what a Singaporean home would look like through Lego bricks? Hope over to the Lego Shophouse Experience. This immersive pop-up reimagines a Singaporean home through Lego bricks, with a nostalgic Peranakan twist.
Wander through colourful living spaces, from a heritage-inspired dining room to a cosy lounge filled with botanical builds, plus playful kids’ and futuristic adult rooms. Don’t miss the striking Peranakan-style Lego tile wall at the entrance, made for photos.
When: Until 5 April 2026, 11am – 9pm daily
How much: Free entry
Where: Lego Shophouse Experience, level 2, Design Orchard, 250 Orchard Road, Singapore 238905
10. What’s on: Bellygom takes over Changi Airport
The beloved South Korean character Bellygom is taking over Changi Airport Terminal 3, and things are getting delightfully local. Expect a giant seven-metre inflatable Bellygom, a Peranakan-inspired shophouse, and adorable photo ops with “friends” posing alongside kopi cups, ice gem biscuits, and tiffin carriers.
There’s also a hawker-themed carnival where you can catch flying ingredients in a giant wok. Spend, play, and you might walk away with plushies, vouchers, or exclusive merch. Bonus: enjoy multiple pop-up stores, garden picnic hangouts, and tote-worthy collectables.
When: Until 3 May 2026
How much: Free entry, merchandise varies
Where: Bellygom’s largest showcase in Singapore, Changi Airport Terminal 3, 60 Airport Blvd., Singapore 819643
11. Concert: The Beatles – Beatlemania On Tour Concert
If you’ve got a soft spot for the classics, this one’s calling your name. Step into a full-blown The Beatles time capsule, complete with period costumes, replica instruments, and all the nostalgia. Expect a setlist packed with sing-along favourites like Hey Jude, Yesterday, Here Comes the Sun, and Yellow Submarine.
When: 15 May 2026, 8pm and 16 May 2026, 3pm & 8pm
How much: From $58
Where: The Beatles – Beatlemania On Tour Concert, Sands Theatre, B1-69/70, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
12. Sustainability: AsianGeo Ocean Tribes Festival
Singapore’s getting a new kind of festival season. The AsianGeo Ocean Tribes Festival arrives as part of Singapore Ocean Week, blending music, art, and fashion with a strong ocean-first purpose. An extension of the long-running ADEX Asia, the festival sits within Asia’s biggest dive and ocean conservation gathering, drawing divers, sustainability leaders, tourism brands, and eco-innovators from across the region.
Kicking things off is the Blue Legacy Awards on 10 April, a blue-carpet evening celebrating changemakers in conservation, creativity, and marine innovation, alongside a charity auction for ocean causes.
When: 11 April 206
How much: TBC
Where: AsianGeo Ocean Tribes Festival, Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre, Halls 403 – 406, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
April’s looking mighty fine with tons of things to do in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book tickets in advance for these events?
Yes, it’s highly recommended. Popular concerts, festivals, and themed nights (like Girls’ Night Out and live shows) often sell out early, especially for weekends.
Are there free things to do in April 2026?
Definitely. Events like the Lego Shophouse Experience and Bellygom at Changi Airport offer free entry, plus you’ll find plenty of park installations and seasonal displays around the city.
Are these events suitable for families?
Some are family-friendly (Tulipmania, Lego Experience, Easter activities), while others like club nights and some concerts are more adult-focused.
What’s the best way to get around these venues?
MRT is the easiest option for most city locations like Marina Bay, Orchard, and Suntec. For Sentosa or beach venues, shuttle buses or taxis are more convenient.
What should I wear?
Comfort first. Light outfits for outdoor festivals, and slightly dressier looks for concerts or themed nights. Some events even have dress codes or themes.
